| In every relationship, a woman always comes across | | | | capable of expressing. Asking them to 'feel' for you will |
| a time referred to as the 'honeymoon period'. This is | | | | only make you come across as a 'nagging' woman. |
| the magical time when the couple thrives in each | | | | Measure 2 - Waiting for the 'honeymoon' to start again |
| other’s presence and is inseparable. Unfortunately, | | | | - Wait if you really may but be sure you don't actually |
| this doesn't last forever. As abruptly as it begins, it | | | | expect him to get back to 'the phase'. |
| ends. Now the man starts moving away and no | | | | Measure 3 - Jumping to a 'give and take' relationship - |
| matter what the woman does, the 'honeymoon period' | | | | You will start behaving as if things really don't matter. |
| is over for good. | | | | You will try to show that you are not the needy one |
| When women don't find a reasonable answer to the | | | | and in the process will establish a 'give and take' |
| man's sudden drifting away, they start making random | | | | relationship. This means you will speak, only if spoken |
| conclusions. Since most of these conclusions come | | | | to and will sit with the man only if asked to and more. |
| through frustration, they all turn out to be irrational. In | | | | This is done in the hope that your guy will miss your |
| the long run, these can be detrimental to any other | | | | presence and come back crying for you. In reality, this |
| relationship the woman may form. | | | | will only push the man further away. |
| If you find yourself in such a position, you need to | | | | Unfortunately, none of the above measures works for |
| realize that the 'honeymoon' never lasts forever. Every | | | | women coping up with the loss of 'honeymoon period'. |
| relationship undergoes transformation and deals | | | | In plain and simple words, men don't and can't take |
| various phases with time. Maturing of the relationship | | | | hints; they are simply incapable of doing so. However, |
| wherein the couple is more emotional, talks and plans | | | | you can do something to avoid this trauma in the |
| about spending rest of their lives together normally | | | | future: |
| follows the ‘honeymoon’ phase. | | | | First, talk in his language. Observe and learn how he |
| Even though the 'post-honeymoon' period may be | | | | thinks and talks and try to adapt that as your style. It |
| emotionally more satisfying, you don't want to get in to | | | | will make it easier for you to connect with him. |
| it. The thrill and passion of the 'honeymoon period' is | | | | Second, take your efforts as a long-term investment. |
| too good to be allowed to end anytime. Hence, you | | | | Don't think of it as something you should get instant |
| must try to elongate this period as much as possible. | | | | returns for. In fact all the successful relationships |
| When nothing brings back the golden times, you could | | | | develop over a long time of 'investments' and |
| resort to the following measures in desperation: | | | | 'divestments'. Rest assured if you put in emotions and |
| Measure 1 - Telling the man what he ought to feel - | | | | efforts without expecting instant rewards, the |
| This is equivalent to asking a man who doesn't know | | | | long-term returns will be many times more than your |
| how to read or write to pen a letter. The fact is that | | | | original investment. |
| there are some emotions that men are just not | | | | |